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宁夏青铜峡市高级中学学年高二上学期第二次月考英语试2019-2020卷（满分分）150出卷时间年月日20191128第一部分听力（满分分）30请听下面段对话，选出最佳选项每段对话仅读一遍
51.How is the womangoing to the airportA.By taxi.B.By car.C.By bus.
2.What isthe mansfavorite free-time activityA.Watching TV.B.Reading abook.C.Listening to music.
3.Why cantthe womango to the WestCoast A.She hasto have another training.B.She isbusy withher newjob.C.She is still waitingfor a job offer.
4.What willthe womando firstafter workA.See afilm.B.Do someshopping.C.Have dinnerwith Ann.
5.What arethe speakersmainly talking aboutA.Homework.B.Computers.C.Books.听第段材料，回答第、题
6676.What makesthe womanlook likea crazyperson accordingto the manA.The stupidhat.B.The yellowsweater.C.The pinkdress.
7.How does the womanfeel at the endA.Jealous.B.Happy.C.Hurt.听第段材料，回答第至题
78108.How didthe womanget theskirtit.B.e boughtit.B.It was a giftfrom herparents.C.She madeit herself.
9.What dayis ittoday A.Sunday.B.Monday.C.Tuesday.
10.What doestheman think of the womanA.She hasgood judgment.B.She shouldbe atailor.C.She spendstoo muchmoney onclothes.听第段材料，回答第至题
8111311.What iswrong with the speakers9bedA.It smellsbad.B.It has a holein it.C.One part of it is lowerthan therest.
12.How muchdoesthemanthinka newbed willcostA.$
400.B.$
700.C.$
900.
13.When doesthe womanwant toshop fora bedA.In afew days.B.This evening.C.When they have moremoney.听第段材料，回答第至题
9141614.Whats theprobable relationshipbetween thespeakersA.Classmates.B.Teacher andstudent.C.Boss andemployee.
15.What isthe womaninterested inA.Literature.B.Political science.C.Physics.
16.Whats themans viewpointA.Physics andliterature areboth useful.B.Physics ismore importantthan literature.C.Its easierto findajobfor physicsmajors.听第段材料,回答第至题
10172017.How many people in the UnitedStates havesuffered hearinglossA.1/12of itspopulation.B.1/20of itspopulation.C.20%of itspopulation.（分贝）
18.What decibelscan ajet planereach A.
55.B.
100.C.
118.
19.Why doscientists saythat citynoise willincrease A.The populationis increasing.
8.There9re toomany tallbuildings.C.People dontrealize thedanger ofnoise.
20.What isthe talkmainly aboutA.Introduction tonoise pollution.
8.How toavoid noisepollution.C.How tomeasure theloudness ofsound.第二部分阅读理解（满分分）40AGold Coasttheme parkscome in all shapesand sizesand whetheryou likeroller coastersorpatting furryanimals,youre sureto findsomething.Movie WorldMovieWorld isthe onlymovie-related themepark inAustralia.With one of thebest coastsand agoodhandful ofmovie-related rides,youll experiencea fun-filled adventurewiththeglamour of（特技表演）Hollywood.Get behindthe scenes“movie information and stuntshows tokeep thewholefamily entertainedfor thebest partof aday.Contact Information:Phone:07-5573-8485Address:Pacific Motorway,Oxenford,Queensland4210Sea WorldWith an obviousemphasis onthings thatlive in the water,Sea Worldhas afantastic rangeof fish,sharks,dolphins,seals,polar bearsand otheranimals in the water.Withabunch ofgreat rides,waterslides androller coasters,Sea Worldis knownas thebest all-round themepark on the Gold Coast.Contact Information:Phone:07-5588-2222Address:Sea WorldDrive,Main Beach,Queensland4217Tropical FruitWorldAt thehome of the worldslargest varietyof tropicalfruits,it*s freeto getin andshop for（游猎）,varieties ofstrange andwonderful fruits,or you can payto join the plantationsafaris（巡游）mini-train rides,jungle cruisesand fruittasting shows.Admission is$32for adultsand$15forkids andfree forkids under
5.Contact Information:Phone:02-6677-7222Address:Duranbah Road,Duranbah,NSW2487Currumbin Wildlife SanctuaryCrocodiles,kangaroos,koalas andalmost allof theother famousAustralian nativeanimals arelivingin Currumbin WildlifeSanctuary.You canlook at them,feed andpat some of themor justexperience the fantastic27-hectare bush land setting—an oasisof wildlifeamong theGoldCoast（喧闹）.bustleContact Information:Phone:07-5534-1266Address:28Tomewin Street,Currumbin,Queensland
422321.Where canyou goif youlike seaanimalsA.MovieB.Sead.B.Sea World.C.TropicalD.Currumbind.D.Currumbin WildlifeSanctuary.
22.How muchshould afather andhis4-year-old sonpay ifthey wantto visitTropical FruitWorldA.$15,B.$
30.C.$32,D.$
47.
1.1If yougo toCurrumbinWildlifeSanctuary,you can.A.IookB.experiencemals livingin thewaterB.experiencethebushlandsettingC.touchD.takenimal in the parkD.take partin ahuntBGenerally speaking,waiting roomsare alwaysfilled with a lotof impatientpeople.However,a（避project carriedout byTheObserversuggests that people regardthese spacesasaplace ofrefuge难）,a windowin theirtightly scheduledlives.Ella Doroudy^MargatePStationWe wereat the beach for the day,and noware onour wayhome.We dont have towait verylong,because wechecked thetimetable sowe gothere intime forthe train.I justchat withmy mates,really,and listentomusicuntil the train comes.Waiting withother peopleis easierbecause youcankill timewhen youretalkingaboutstuff.Caroline LaceyStreathamDentalCenterz（补牙的材料）I dontreally getnervous aboutseeing the dentist,but sincethese twofillingscame outIve beenin sharppain.Its verybright andairy here,so itsquite calming.Usually Ikill timebyreading magazines.Ive beencoming tothedentistas and when Ineed to,but nowits gotto beregular.Katie Hawkins,Model CastingI was a bit latetoday,which Imquite pleasedabout becausesomeofthese girlshave beenwaitingages.You canthelp butlook ateveryone elseabit—you lookattheother girlsand think:〃lwonder iftheyll likeher betterthan theylike me.〃While Imwaiting,Km thinking:zzOh comeon.l dohavea life!”Paul Thomas^RoyaRLondonPHospital（满不在乎的）？I feelpretty indifferentwhile Imwaiting here,to behonest.Its somethingIvegot veryused tosince mymotorbike accidentseven yearsago.Ive hadabout32operations sofar.Itsno goodrushing inthinking youregoing toescape infive minutes,so Ijust sitback andpeople-watch,really.
24.What isElla doingat MargateStationA.Checking thetimetable.B.Catching thetrain tothebeach.C.Meeting andpicking hermates up.D.Waiting forthetrainto returnhome.
25.How doesCaroline feelafter sheenters thewaiting roomA.Bored.B.Excited.C.Relaxed.D.Nervous.
26.What kindof feelingdoes Katieprobably showwhen she is thinking“I dohavealife!A.Impatience.B.Satisfaction.C.Amazement.D.Confidence.
27.Who enjoyslooking atthe peoplearound himor herwhile waitingA.Paul Thomas.B.Ella Doroudy.C.Katie Hawkins.D.Caroline Lacey.CAlmost noyoung people today knowwho thecartoon characterOswald theRabbit is,but theycertainlyrecognize hissuccessor,Bugs Bunny.Oswald,Bugs,and hundredsof othercharacters werecreatedby Walt Disney,perhaps the most famouscartoonist in history.Born inChicago in1901,WaltDisneyalways wantedto be an artist.After returningfrom WorldWar I,in whichhe drovean ambulance,Disney workedasacommercial artist.He enjoyeddrawing cartoonsmore than anythingelse,and decidedto tryhis handat atechnology thatwas newatthetime,movingpictures.In the19200he producedseveral filmswhere hemade cartoon characters moveas ifby magic.Thetechnique Disneyused waspainstaking.He madehundreds oreven thousandsof repeateddrawings ofthesame character.In eachdrawing,the characterwas changedjust abit.A filmwas takenof theseriesof drawings,andwhenit wasshown,the charactersappeared tomove.The process,calledanimation,isstillused today,although computershave made the processmuch easier.In1928,Disney createdhis mostfamous character,Mortimer Mouse,who weknow todayas Mickey.The mousestarred in a cartooncalled SteamboatWillie,which wasunusual becauseit involvedtheuse of a soundtrack.Within thenext fewyears,Disney inventedmany ofhis othercharacters.The listof Disneysanimation successesis longand memorable.It includesPinocchio,Dumbo,Bambi,Cinderella,and PeterPan.Perhaps hismost remarkableanimated filmis Snow White and the SevenDwarfs.Created in1937,it was an immediatesuccess.Today,more than fifty yearslater,it isstill oneofthemostpopular filmsfor children.
28.What isone ofthe chiefdifferences betweenanimation todayand inWalt Disneysearly yearsA.More peoplelike animatedmovies.B.Fewer peoplelike animatedmovies.C.Computers havemade thejob easier.D.Computers havemadethejob harder.
29.Which ofthese wordsbest describesWalt DisneyA.Creative.B.Athletic.C.Exciting.D.Quiet.
30.What makesthe filmSnowWhiteandtheSeven Dwarfsso remarkableA.It wasa littlesuccesswhen created.B.It tookmorethana yearto makeit.C.It wasmade ata timewhen therewere nocomputers.D.It hasremained popularfor morethanfiftyyears.
31.The secretof animationis to.A.make drawingsthat areexactly thesame,then filmthemB.choose namesfor charactersthat makepeople rememberthem C.combine music,voices,andsound effectswith picturesD.make afilm ofmany drawingsthat changejust a littleDThroughout historyscientists haverisked theirhealth andtheir livesin theirsearch forthe truth.Sir IsaacNewton,the seventeenthcentury scientist,was verysmart,but thatdidnt stophim fromdoingsome prettystupid things.In hislaboratory inCambridge heoften didthe strangestexperiments.（晶状体）,Once,while testinghow lightpasses throughlenses heput along needleinto hiseye,pushed ittotheback,and thenmoved itaround justto seewhat wouldhappen.Luckily,nothinglong-lasting did.On anotheroccasion hestared atthe sunfor aslong ashe couldbear,to discoverwhateffect thiswould haveon hissight.Again heescaped sufferingPpermanentPdamage,though hehadto spendsome daysinadarkened roombefore hiseyes recovered.In the1750stheSwedish chemistKarl Scheelewas thefirst personto finda wayto produce（磷）.（氯），phosphorus Hein factdiscovered eightmore chemicalelements includingchlorinethough hedidnt getany praisefor them.He wasa veryclever scientist,but hisone failingwas acurioushabit oftasting alittle ofevery substancehe workedwith.This riskypractice finallycaught upwithhim,and in1786he wasfound deadinhislaboratory surroundedby a large numberof dangerouschemicals,any ofwhich mighthave beenresponsible forhis death.（火Eugene Shoemaker wasarespected geologist.He spentalargepartofhis lifestudying craters山口）on themoon,and how they wereformed,and laterdid researchinto thecomets ofthe planetJupiter.In1997he andhis wifewere inthe Australiandesert wherethey wentevery yearto searchforplaces wherecomets mighthave hitthe earth.While drivinginthe Tanami desert,normally one of theemptiestplaces inthe world,another vehiclecrashed intothem andShoemakerwaskilled on the spot.（骨灰）Some ofhis asheswere senttothemoon aboardthe LunarProspector spacecraftand leftthere—heisthe onlyperson whohas hadthis honor.
32.What doesthe underlinedword“permanent inParagraph2meanA.Brief.B.Slight.C.Lasting.D.Ordinary.
33.What didKarl Scheelelike doingwhen performingexperimentsA.Tasting chemicals.B.Staying inthe emptylab.C.Experimenting indarkness.D.Working togetherwith others.
34.What specialhonor wasShoemaker givenafter hisdeath A.He wasburied intheTanamidesert.B.Some ofhis asheswere placedonthemoon.C.One cometof Jupiterwas namedafter him.D.A spacecraftcarrying himtraveled aroundJupiter.
35.The textis mainlyabout threegreat scientists.
四、七选五A.special honorsB.great achievementsC.famous experimentsD.suffering inthe jobPeopleall overthe worldlive in different places.Some liveonariver andsome live in themountains.Similarly,people havedifferent kindsof housesindifferentplaces.Some placeslike（密度）Canada havelow populationdensity sothere isplenty ofroom forpeopletolive inbig houses.Other placeslike Tokyohave veryhigh populationdensity sopeople live in smallerhouses orinapartment buildings._36It dependson whetherit isinacity orinthecountryside andon howmuchmoney theyhave.In bigcountries witha lotof space,manypeoplehave gardensand swimmingpools even if theyarenot rich._37_They movearound a lot findingfresh grassfor animalsor betterweather.This meanstheyneed totake theirhome withthem!The simplestway ofdoing thisis witha tent.（）In CentralAsia,some people live inyurts largeround tents.These homescan lastfor manyyears.—38—In Mongoliasome peopleliveingers,which arevery similarto yurts.（家庭拖车的停车In Americasome peopleliveinmobile homes.—39—There aretrailer parks场）where peoplecan parktheir mobilehomes,maybe fora night,or maybefor years.Whatever yourhome islike,be thankfulfor it!—40—Homeless peoplehave verydifficult lives.A.These arehomes onwheels!B・Some peopledonthavehomes.C.Very richpeoplelivein houseslike this!D.It protectspeople fromthe sandand sun.E.The sizeofapersons homealso depends.F.Fathers passthe yurtsthey livedin onto theirsons.第三部分完形填空（满分分）G.Some culturesinthe world donot havefixed homes.30No oneis borna winner.People makethemselves into winners bytheir own
41.I learnedthis（）lesson froma n42many yearsago.I tookthe head43job ata schoolin Baxley,Georgia.Itwas asmall schoolwithaweak footballprogram.It wasa traditionfortheschools oldteam toplay againstthe44team atthe endof springpractice.The oldteam hadno coach,and theydidnt evenpractice to45the game.Being thecoachof thenew team,Iwasexcited becauseI knewwe weregoing towin,but tomy disappointmentwewere defeated.I couldnt46I hadgot intosuch asituation.Thinking hardabout it,I cameto47that myteam mightnot bethe numberone team in Georgia,but theywere48me.I hadto changemy49about theirability andpotential.I starteddoing anythingI couldto helpthem buildalittle
50.Most important,I beganto treatthemlike
51.That summer,When theother teamsenjoyed their52,we metevery dayand53passing andkicking thefootball.Six monthsafter sufferingour54onthespring practicefield,we wonour firstgame andoursecond,and continuedto
55.Finally,we facedthe numberone teaminthestate.I feltthat itwouldbea56for usevenifwe lostthe game.But thatwasn/t whathappened.My boysbeat thebestteaminGeorgia,giving meoneofthe greatest57of mylife!From theexperience Ilearnt alot abouthowtheattitude ofthe leadercan58the membersofa team.Instead ofseeing myboys aslosers,I pushedand59them.I helpedthem toseethemselves60,and theybuilt themselvesintowinners.
41.A.luck B.tests C.efforts D.nature
42.A.experiment B.experience C.visit D.show
43.A.operating B.editing C.consulting D.coaching
44.A.successful B.excellent C.strong D.new
45.A.cheer forB.prepare forC.help withD.finish with
46.A.believe B.agree C.describe D.regret
47.A.realize B.claim D.demandC.permit
48.A.reacting toB.looking forC.depending onD.caring about
49.A.decision B.attitudeC.conclusion D.intention
50.A.pride B.cultureC.fortune D.relationship
51.A.leaders B.partnersC.winners D.learners
52.A.rewards B.vacationsC.health D.honor
53.A.risked B.missedC.considered D.practiced
54.A.defeat B.declineC.accident D.mistake
55.A.relax B.improveC.expand D.defend
56.A.shame B.burdenC.victory D.favor
57.A.chances B.thrillsC.concerns D.offers
58.A.surprise B.serveC.interest D.affect
59.A.encouraged B.observedC.protected D.impressed
60.A.honestly B.individuallyC.calmlyD.differentlyWinners aremade,but born.第四部分语法填空（满分分）15John Snow,a famousdoctor inLondon,was61will tohelp ordinarypeople62exposeto cholera.Cholera wasa_63dead diseaseand neitherits cause川64its curewas understood.Many peoplewere ked everytime therewas anoutbreak ofcholera.There weretwo65theory abouthow cholerawas spread.The firstsuggestedthat choleramultiplied inthe air.The secondone suggestedthatpeopleabsorbed thisdisease intotheirbody withtheir meals.John suspectedthe secondone wascorrect buthe needed66evidence.When anotheroutbreak hitLondon in1854,he beganhis research.He drew67_conclusion thatthe pollutedwater was_68blame forthe disease.The water69companywere instructednot toexpose peopleto pollutedwater anymore.Finally cholerawas
70.第五部分短文改错（满分分）10Open in1987,Futuroscope isoneofthe largestspace-age parkintheworld.Visitors cangetclosely toparts oftheworldtheyhavenever experienced,going tothe bottomoftheocean,flyingthrough thejungle butvisiting theedges ofthe solarsystem.Futuroscope isnot onlyfor individuals,but isalso theperfect mixof funsand learningfor classoutings.Unless driving,Futurocope iswithineasy reachofthefreeway.Planning yourtrip wellbefore starting,since Futuroscopehas somanyshows,activities andgreat souvenirshops thatit isdifficult seethem all.Come readyto walkalotof-be sureto wearsome comfortsneakers orother walkingshoes!第六部分书面表达（满分分）25假如你是李华暑假即将来临，请给你的美国朋友写一封邮件,邀请他暑假一起去上海Jack迪斯尼乐园（）游玩内容包括Shanghai Disneyland Park.约定去上海迪斯尼乐园的时间；1,告知交通方式；
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180.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯4Dear Jack,Yours truly,Li Hua高级中学学年第一学期第二次月考考试答案2019-2020听力
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7800..cdoemfefaotret—d comfbrtable书面表达Onepossibleversion:Dear Jack,Im reallyglad toinvite youto come to Chinaand paya visitto Shanghai Disneyland Parkat theendof July.Id liketo giveyou abrief introductionto ShanghaiDisneylandPark.Located inShanghai,amodern metropolisin China,ShanghaiDisneylandPark isan amazingman-made themepark withanenormous area.In amagic worldfull ofcartooncharactersand parades,youcantake anactive partina varietyof entertainmentsand enjoywonderful performances.Plus,itisconvenient togo therebybus.Why notcometovisit itwith meLooking forwardto yourearly reply.Yours,Li Hua。
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